Sentence examples for quite science from inspiring English sources
It's quite science based.
It's the sort of folk knowledge that isn't quite science and isn't quite superstition either.
Even the quants tend to agree that what they do is not quite science.
Ironically though, that is quite like science.
Quite simply, science is starving for fresh new talent.
Jeff Forshaw, a physicist at Manchester University, said: "This is sensational news and quite brilliant science.
"I actually don't think there's quite enough science investigative reporting in America," Mr. Baquet said.
It's not quite rocket science, but if you listen to the customers you can't go wrong".
Dawkins has a real gift for explaining quite complex science in a way which is intuitive, memorable and even humorous without feeling condescending.
To be able to look at a bunch of numbers and tell a story from it is actually quite a science.
The descriptor is now more intuitive, like choosing the right song at karaoke: there's not quite a science to it, but there are a few tried-and-true gimmes, and you know a good one when you hear it.
